LG G Pro 2 is a 5.9 inch phablet that's considered a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rival and this model was announced back in February and launched in April. It has been nicknamed the “LG G Flex without the Flex”, because of its big diagonal. Priced at $650 on Am...

The HTC One M8 , Samsung Galaxy S5 , LG G Pro 2 , and Sony Xperia Z2 . What do these devices have in common? Well, they all tout new, cutting edge cameras tech as their claim to fame. We've gotten our hands on many of these devices during our time at Mobi...

As another exciting phablet shootout draws to a close, it's time to look back at who did their homework better. To a great extent, the fight between the G Pro 2 and Galaxy Note 3 decides which phablet will stand as the benchmark for the rest of the An...

LG made its first foray into the high-end phablet market with the Optimus G Pro, which was literally a blown-up version of everything that made the Optimus G great. This year, the company hopes to continue the momentum, this time borrowing heavily on...

Rear buttons are awkward, Software is overbearing, Camera is unimpressive

There was a lot to like about last year's G Pro — the display was great for watching video, the battery lasted all day, and it had great performance. But a number of nagging issues kept it from being the phablet to buy, and it was easily overshadowed by S...

LG's first shot at a 6-incher, the G Pro 2, introduces top-shelf specs in new design wrappings, placing it in direct competition with Samsung's Galaxy Note 3. Both phablets are very similar in hardware, yet the G Pro 2 one-ups Note 3 with a camera that...

We compare LG’s newest phablet – the 5.9” G Pro 2 - to the Sony Xperia Z1, a 5-inch stylish, water-resistant smartphone, that is large as well, but not gigantic. Both are high-end devices carrying the powerful quad-core Snapdragon 800 chip and two of t...

At MWC, LG announced their new G Pro 2, which was written up for an early hands-on and some analysis based upon the information given out by LG's press release on the device. This is definitely not a device that was unexpected either, as the Optimus G Pro...

At Mobile World Congress, LG was demonstrating the G Pro 2, its latest large-display smartphone (aka “phablet”) that represent its tip of the spear for this category for some time, possibly until the next G Flex comes out.The LG G Pro 2 builds on the soft...

With the LG G Pro 2 we've got what's essentially a mix and upgrade to the LG G2 and the LG G Flex. This device is just as massive as the curved-display monster and it works with many of the same specifications of LG's first hero device to work with back-f...

Relatively easy to handle, Lightweight, Great display, A performance powerhouse, Great all around camera

No stereo speakers, Software still could use some finetuning

You needn't be particularly involved with the smartphone world to notice the considerable – and more importantly, constant – growth in devices' dimensions. This observation has been cemented time and time again, and it appears that LG is next in turn. ...

Fast and powerful, Good camera, Solid build quality and design, Long battery life

Expensive to import (no US models yet), A few early bugs, Textured back plate feels a little too slick

The large-screen smartphone market is now one of the most fiercely competitive in the wireless industry. But even though nearly every phone maker has produced a competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Note, only a handful of products have actually been worth con...

We've seen the LG G2 mini, but what's really exciting from LG's MWC 2014 lineup is, of course, the beast of a phone that is the LG G Pro 2.There's no way around it: the 5.9-inch G Pro 2 is big , and if you have troubles using such smartphones, you could j...

The LG G Pro 2 has been officially unveiled for the western markets as the phablet version of the smaller LG G2. Shown off alongside the LG G2 mini, the G Pro 2 rocks a 5.9 inch 1080p display, a quad-core 2.26GHz snapdragon 800 CPU with 3GB of RAM, 16 or...

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